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As a property manager or owner, it’s vital to understand the materials used in the complex field of commercial roofing. If you’re in the process of selecting a roofing system for your commercial property, two of the most sought-after options are TPO (Thermoplastic Polyolefin) and PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) roofing systems. While both have unique advantages, it’s essential to differentiate between them in making a well-informed decision.

If you come across a pool of water in your commercial property or notice stains on a ceiling tile, it is important to be concerned about potential roof leaks. Actively addressing a commercial roof leak is crucial, as the roof serves as protection against adverse weather conditions and damage caused by water infiltration. Nobody wants to deal with structural, equipment, or product damage, or put the safety of tenants or clients at risk due to slip and fall incidents.

Extreme conditions can cause a lot of damage, especially if the roof hasn’t been properly maintained and ready for the approaching winter weather. A worn roof becomes an infrastructure hazard when winter makes its annual appearance. Fortunately, there is a 4 x 4 series of proactive steps to be taken, we’ll connect these best practices and strategies to conquer your commercial roofing winter worries this year.

As the leaves change over and the temperatures drop, property owners must think about fall maintenance for their commercial roofing. A commercial building is a significant investment, and you want every part of it to last as long as possible.

Sharing ideas and efforts makes the completion of seemingly impossible feats possible. The value of teamwork is the key to completing complex projects, one being commercial roofing maintenance and installation. The necessity of teamwork has been accelerated by the influence of new technology, materials, and processes in the roofing industry, making it a requirement to complete any undertaking. Sharing knowledge and experience makes a good commercial roofing team great.

Every year as summer approaches, the cold and harsh weather that preceded it is easily and quickly forgotten. It is only natural for thoughts to wander towards summer vacation, recreation, and the prospect of beautiful weather. Far from the minds of many, property managers and owners included, is what impact even a single season of hot weather can have on a commercial roof.

As roofing is the 6th most dangerous job in America, creating a safe working environment is critical for those who perform roofing services. “A lack of fall protection, damaged equipment and improper setup are all common risk factors that result in injuries every year” (OSHA)

A diverse workforce conveys that an organization recognizes and values differences amongst groups. Diversity can relate to age, race, gender, faith, disability, and orientation as well as skill, personality, education, and experience.

A commercial roof endures constant exposure to the elements. Due to its sensitive nature as a building component, your roof requires periodic inspection and maintenance.

As the Northeast enters the fall season, there is no better time than now to begin planning for the extreme winter weather in the months ahead. According to the The Farmer’s Almanac, the Northeast is due for “above-average” snowfall this winter season.